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Lil Kim Mp3 Song Download
Title: Lil Kim
Album: Daiya Daiya Re
Category: Hindi Music
Length: 5:17 Mins
Views: 34965
Released On: Tuesday 24 October 2017
Artist: Various ,
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Rating: 0 BY 0 PPL
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Introduction to Lil Kim Mp3 Song
Lil Kim by Various is a Hindi Music Song from the album Daiya Daiya Re which was released on 2017-10-24 10:56:04. Total playing time of this song is 5:17 Mins. This song is originally available on SingleJatt.Com in 128 kbps.
Lil Kim Lyrics:
Lil Kim lyrics is given by Unknown
Release Date:
Lil Kim mp3 download is available from 2017-10-24 10:56:04.and the song is exclusively available on SingleJatt.Com .
Views and Audience Response:
Lil Kim - Various song free download has recorded 34965 views till date on SingleJatt.Com. and that numbers are increasing on daily basis.People rating about song is 0 BY 0 PPL . which proves it is pretty liked by people of all ages including young and old age people..
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Continuity mistake: When the SWAT team charges into the Griswold's house and orders everyone to freeze, Ellen's head is behind Clark's right arm in the shots from the rear, while the shots from the front show Ellen's head in front of Clark's right arm.Scott215
Continuity mistake: When Uncle Lewis and Aunt Bethany have just arrived and Aunt Bethany says, "Oh dear, did I break wind?" Ellen helps Aunt Bethany fully remove her coat. Seconds later, within the same scene, Ellen is still helping Bethany off with her coat. (01:02:45)
Continuity mistake: In an early shot of the outside of the house, the motorhome that Eddie and family show up in is parked in the driveway. The problem is, they don't appear until later in the film. (00:37:55)
Continuity mistake: When the Griswolds are driving to the tree farm, they are being harassed by the rednecks in the truck. Several shots of the front of the truck show only two passengers, but one view of the truck through its rear window shows three passengers. (00:04:17)
Continuity mistake: When Uncle Lewis and Aunt Bethany arrive, the wreath on the front door is lit with Christmas lights. When the door opens from inside the home, there are no lights on the wreath....it is just plain green. (01:01:58)
Continuity mistake: After Eddie et al arrive at the Griswolds, "Snots" is introduced. When everyone else has gone into the house, Clark is left outside with the dog. A shot shows the dog at Clark's side, and if you look at Clark's sleeve, he's wearing a sweater, but actually has on a windbreaker. At the end of the movie, Clark's wearing the sweater. Apparently the shot was taken of him and the dog, and edited back into the film early on. (00:44:30)
Continuity mistake: When Clark is sliding down the hill on the sled, several times you can see fins on the bottom to help whoever was riding it control the direction a little better. When Clark is rubbing the oil on the bottom of the sled before he starts it is completely flat on the bottom. (00:50:28)
Continuity mistake: When Clark and Eddie are standing next to the Christmas tree drinking eggnog, when Eddie walks over to the decoration and knocks it over, in one shot his glass is less than half full and in the next it is almost completely full and he takes a gulp. (00:45:55)
Continuity mistake: After the tree burns up from Uncle Lewis' stogie, he turns around revealing fire on his back. Right as he is turning, the shot cuts to Clark and back to Lewis. In this new shot, Lewis' hair is different (compare the wigs), indicating the person getting the fire on his back put out is a stunt person.manthabeat
Continuity mistake: In the opening scene, when the family is on their way to get a Christmas tree, they get into a road rage battle. If you look closely at the shape of the headlights, the car the family is in and the stunt car are noticeably different.
Continuity mistake: When Clark is outside, trying to get the lights to work, Ellen comes out the door, pulling a sweater around her shoulders. First it is on one shoulder, then both, then one, and at the end of the scene she has it on properly, with both arms in the sleeves. (00:36:10)
Continuity mistake: When Uncle Lewis lights the cigar that sets the Christmas tree on fire, watch closely. It shows side shots of Clark eating his dinner, and you can see the tree in the living room. The camera cuts back to Lewis lighting his cigar, and then back to Clark at the exact same angle as before. The tree is gone. (01:11:10)
Continuity mistake: When Clark is going crazy, he cuts the newel post. But it's still in place in the later scene, when the family has problems with the squirrel. (01:18:15 - 01:21:20)
Continuity mistake: After Clark receives what he thinks is his bonus check, he says if there is enough money left over he will fly all of the relatives out to see the new pool. Everyone reacts with excitement, particularly Ellen, who is standing right next to Clark. She lets out a cry of excitement and raises her arms. The next shot is taken from the opposite point of view (from over Clark's shoulder). In this next shot, you can see everyone else still excited with the sudden exception of Ellen. She went from shrieking in excitement to having her mouth closed and her arms back down at her sides.
Continuity mistake: When Clark's uncle drops the match that sets the sewer on fire, his toupee falls off and at the end of the scene you can see him trying to put it back on, although it's burnt pretty badly. In the final scene where everyone is dancing around, his toupee is back on and in perfect condition. (01:32:35)
Continuity mistake: When Clark finally opens the christmas lights, he has the wires in his hands. The shot later, when all the family comes, the wires are not there and his arms are wide open. (00:39:55)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When Clark is holding the gutter, it bends and ice is thrown from inside of it. The problem is that you can't see any ice during the first shot when it bends, and also that the ice goes in the wrong direction. (00:24:25)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: At the end of the movie, when Clark is outside of the house with Eddie's dog, all the police cars have disappeared. (01:34:10 - 01:35:00)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When Clark is going into the attic to hide presents, the ladder that smacks him in the face is a sliding ladder, but later when he is shut in the attic and uses the ladder to attract attention it is a folding ladder.
Continuity mistake: The christmas tree is visible from the dining room, but when Lewis goes beside it to smoke a cigar, you can't see him. When the tree is on fire, you don't see Lewis again and you can only see a branch of the tree.Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When the squirrel jumps out of the tree and the whole family is hiding around the corner in the front entry, the camera alternates shots frequently from the front of the family to the back of the family. Each time the angle changes, Catherine's stance changes from her arm being around Russ to her arm at her side.
Continuity mistake: Less than a day after the ice breaks the neighbors' window, it has fixed itself in the outside shots as Clark is stuck in the attic.manthabeat
Continuity mistake: When the squirrel is being chased by Eddie's dog, it passes through the broken door and then vanishes. (01:22:07)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When Clark falls off the roof, the staple gun goes down before him. In the next shot, it's not heading down from his point of view.manthabeat
Continuity mistake: When Clarke is installing the Christmas lights, the rope on the ladder keeps appearing and disappearing. (00:23:00)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: After Mr. Shirley tells Clark he will get a bonus plus twenty percent, Catherine, Rocky, and Ruby Sue cheer and get up from the couch to mingle with the relatives while Rusty and Audrey respond excitedly. There is a close up reaction shot of Clark as he begins falling, then a long shot of Clark falling to the floor as Catherine, Rocky, Ruby Sue, Audrey and Rusty are in their original positions on the couch, calmly watching Clark fall.Scott215
Continuity mistake: After we see the cat pulling on the strand of white Christmas tree lights, there is a close up shot of the electrical outlet with one cord plugged into it. When Clark sees the lights go out, he sees both the colored and the white lights go out at the same time. Clark has to plug in two cords to make both sets of lights come back on. Either the colored lights should have been out to begin with, or both strands of lights should have come on with one plug. (01:09:05)
Continuity mistake: The retractable attic staircase is a type held closed only by light spring pressure, not a latch, but it doesn't budge when Clark jumps on it. When he initially opened it, and later when his wife does the same, it opens normally with a light tug from below on the cord.
Continuity mistake: When Todd, the snob neighbor, falls down the stairs, his wife Margot is not visible in the bedroom. (00:38:55)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When the family is on the front lawn to inaugurate the Christmas lights, between shots a blue Lincoln at the curb disappears and a station wagon appears across the street.
Continuity mistake: When Eddie and Clark are drinking eggnog, Eddie knocks down the decoration with propellers on it. When Eddie walks to the table with the nuts on it the camera shots cut from Eddie to Clark attempting to fix the decoration. In each shot that we go back to Clark, the number of propellers left on the decoration change even after Clark has given up fixing it. (00:45:55)
Continuity mistake: The blinds are ripped out of the neighbors' window frame when Clark "harvests" his replacement tree from outside. However, when Margot is outside telling Todd to "slug that creep in the face", you can see blinds are still in the window. (01:17:20 - 01:21:55)
Continuity mistake: At the beginning of the movie, the Griswold family makes marks in the snow when they arrive at the tree which Clark wants. A shot later, the marks are bigger even though they haven't moved. (00:08:05)Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: When Clark is outside hanging the lights, he staples the sleeve of his shirt, under his wrist, to the eaves of the house. In the next shot, as he is pulling, the shirt is stapled over his wrist. (00:21:50)
Continuity mistake: When Aunt Bethany asks "Do you hear it?", she leans forward in her chair. In the next shot she's suddenly sitting back, and leans forward again when she says, "It's a funny squeaky sound."Scott215
Continuity mistake: When the squirrel jumps of the Christmas tree it lands on the floor, but in the next shot it is on the coffee table. (01:19:50)dell
Continuity mistake: When Clark's neighbours return home, the man says to Clark, "Where do you think you're going to put a tree that big?" The trunk is very large, bigger then Clark's feet. Clark replies, "Bend over and I'll show you." Then Clark cuts the tree trunk - it is very thin and easy for him to cut.
Continuity mistake: After the tree burns, Rusty says, "Dad's gonna flip out." Clark Sr.'s left elbow is close to and behind Rusty's head, but in the next instant shot of Rusty, Ellen, and Audrey, Clark Sr.'s elbow is not there.Scott215
Continuity mistake: When Santa Clause's sled passes in front of the moon at the end, why is the sea so dark? It wasn't in previous shots.Dr Wilson
Continuity mistake: As the shots quickly change from the front of Catherine and Rusty to their backs, Catherine is either holding Rusty tightly to her, loosely, or not at all.Scott215
Continuity mistake: When Clark is looking at his "bonus check", he's holding both the envelope and "check" together in both hands. In the next shot he's only holding the "check" in both hands and the envelope is no longer under it.Bishop73
Continuity mistake: When Clark falls over while on the ladder, after ripping his sleeve off, his hands keep changing position on the ladder. When he first starts to fall, his right hand is gripping the side and in the next shot both hands are gripping the rung. In the next shot both hands are on the side of the ladder until the shot after he pushes himself away from the tree and they go back to being on the rung for a shot.Bishop73
Continuity mistake: When Clark has the entire family outside to witness the lighting of the house, the positions of the in-laws change instantly from being clumped together to strung out in a line, depending on whether the shot is overhead or at ground level.Scott215
Continuity mistake: The entire Christmas bonus scene at end, Clark's tie changes. Take note of the pattern on the knot, which changes from shot to shot.lifelinz
Continuity mistake: When Clark is talking to the pretty saleswoman and she says "well, you do have your coat on", he tilts his head down and to his right. In the next shot his head is to his left and he moves it to the right.Bishop73
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The state Attorney General`s Office is about to announce a settlement with convicted child abuser Theresa Jackson in what will be the first enforcement of the state`s so-called Son-of-Sam law.
Jackson`s attorney, Donna Draves, said she expects the agreement to be completed any day.
Jackson was convicted last year of three felony charges in connection with the suicide of her daughter, Tina Mancini, 17, of Coral Springs. She was sentenced to a year in jail, but is free on bond while she appeals the verdict.
Mancini shot herself with her mother`s gun in March 1986, two months after she began working as a nude dancer with Jackson`s approval. The case attracted tremendous publicity, and some movie and television producers and book publishers expressed interest in the story.
The state filed suit seeking to prevent Jackson from spending any proceeds she may get from selling her story rights, based on provisions in a Florida statute similar to that in New York that restricted David ``Son of Sam`` Berkowitz from profiting from his crimes.
Florida`s law enables the state to force a convicted felon to pay up to half of his earnings from a cinematic or literary depiction of his crime to the state for trial and incarceration costs, 25 percent to the crime victim or the victim`s dependents and 25 percent to the felon`s dependents.
The state said earlier that its final trial-related costs in the Jackson case are $20,055. If Jackson, 41, eventually serves her sentence, her incarceration costs could top $16,000. She has one dependent.
Jackson, now living in Pompano Beach, also owes fees to her current attorneys, and possibly to her trial attorney, Kenneth Whitman. He has a $150,000 lien against Jackson, but he said earlier this year that he was negotiating a settlement with Jackson`s current attorneys.


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Council passes hunting bill
A bill that will increase hunting opportunities in Victoria has been passed by the Legislative Council.
The Victorian Game Management Authority (GMA) is now one step closer to having the power to expand and promote hunting in the state, thanks to a private members bill by Seymour-based Member for Northern Victoria Daniel Young.
The Game Management Authority Amendment Bill 2017 will now be tabled in the lower house.
''It is great to see this bill successfully pass the upper house,'' Mr Young said.
''The Andrews Government needs to stop talking and take action. They now must commit to hunters, and the communities that support hunting, and put this bill through the lower house.''
Mr Young said the amendments would expand the GMA's role from strictly regulatory to proper management, which falls in line with the objectives of the state's Sustainable Hunting Action Plan 2016-2020.
''The Government's Sustainable Hunting Action Plan is a hallow promise without implementing legislation to expand the GMA's role,'' Mr Young said.
''Likewise, the GMA cannot fulfil the plan's objectives without the legislation being proposed.
''The potential for a body such as the GMA is of enormous value to hunters and this state, and cannot be overstated.''
If adopted, the bill will amend the Game Management Authority Act 2014 and would give the GMA greater functions to actively support the development of recreational and commercial hunting in Victoria.
It would also have a greater role in educating hunters and the public about the rights and obligations associated with game hunting.


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Lulu Roman, former television star of Hee Haw, will take to the Great American Bluegrass stage along with Chosen Road, the King James Boys, and show host, Reagan Riddle and the Primitive Quartet, performing staging production for Great American Bluegrass TV in October.
Staged and filmed in Charlotte, NC, professional Secular & Gospel Bluegrass Artists Interested in more information concerning the staging and HD production may contact Great American Productions by contacting Danny Kramer at email@example.com.
Great American Bluegrass can be seen on PBS, Heartland, TNN, Blue Ridge TV, Ridgeline TV, Dove Broadcasting, Dish/Direct TV, Family Channel, with national television coverage all across America.


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The Toilet of the Future
To help with the growing global crisis of access to clean water and toilets students at CalTech are working on The Toilet Of The Future
A few months back Matt Damon, Co-Founder of Water.org, made a publicity video highlighting the need access to clean water and toilets. His humorous video really highlighted this ever increasing issue plaguing the world's population.
Here are some quick facts about this global crisis:
- The toilet has saved more lives than any other invention in history. (1)
- 780 million people, 2 times the number of the population of the United States, lack access to clean water. (2)
- 2.5 billion people lack access to a toilet or basic sanitation. (This means more people have cell phones than toilets.) (3)
- 3.4 million people die each year from water related diseases (4)
Now Bill & Melinda Gate's Foundation has launched their own campaign titled "Reinvent the Toilet Challenge" The foundation has challenged the brightest minds of CalTech to design the toilet of the future. What are your thoughts about the project and video?
(1) Toilet Today: http://toiletday.org/post/what-invention-has-saved-most-lives/
(2) 2012 Update WHO/UNICEF: http://www.unicef.org/media/files/JMPreport2012.pdf
(3) World Health Organization: http://www.who.int/quantifying_ehimpacts/publications/wshdeaths2004.pdf
(4) International Telecommunication Union: http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/facts/2011/material/ICTFactsFigures2011.pdf


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Cosmetic Products Based On Hemp Begin To Be Sold In Chile
After years of research and with a strong presence in Europe, the Czech brand Annabis is introduced to the Chilean market, with a wide range of products, which transmit the multiple properties of hemp through the skin.
A study published in the British newspaper The Telegraph and carried out by the United Nations anti-drug office (Unodc) places Chile in the fifth country with the highest consumption of marijuana in the world. Uruguay became the first nation in the world to decriminalize the traffic, use, and cultivation of marijuana during 2013, but even so, our country leads consumption in South America.
Agricola Mercosur is one of the most important distributors in the business of the crop market. "It is necessary to have a cannabis cosmetic that has a certified medicinal value and meets high-quality standards, bring something different that is superior to what people usually know," says Tarek Jury, director of Agricultural Mercosur.
Cannabis uses certified varieties of industrial hemp, produced naturally, whose plantations are located in the Czech Republic, where the cultivation of hemp is permitted and duly legalized for therapeutic purposes.The properties of seeds and hemp oil are one of the best natural sources of fatty acids, mainly omega 3 and omega 6; as well as the eight "essential" amino acids, which are not produced by our body and, therefore, must be incorporated into the body through food or its topical application.
These amino acids help body repair and muscle tone, in addition to delaying the aging of the skin and strengthen the nails and hair.Globally, it is already a trend, the Hollywood actress Whoopi Goldberg, just launched a few months ago in North America, a line of products based on cannabis for medical purposes. "Maya & Whoopi" that will put on the market a series of products that seek to relieve menstrual pain.
"It is important to highlight that, although the CANNABIS products are hemp-based, they do not have THC, and that is, they do not have the psychoactive effects of the plant or generate any dependence. They have been developed to maximize the active ingredients of hemp oil, achieving a line with anti-inflammatory, palliative, analgesic, antibacterial and antiviral effects, "says Viviana Gómez, Brand Manager. Other cosmetic benefits are skin miniaturization, prevention of aging, protection of the scalp and hair fiber. The brand is already in Chile, and its products can be found in pharmacies and organic stores, such as Hahnemann and Natural.
Industrial Products Of Hemp
We already made an introduction about cloth, where we tell you about the benefits it generates in its environment, its efficiency and the products derived from it in the textile, cosmetic, food industry and, of course, in construction. Now we expand the information speaking of the different materials that are obtained from it, for its application in the sector of bio construction.
Your Guide to Hemp 101
One of the known oldest crops that is domesticated is hemp. In fact, it has been used for thousands of years for cordage, textiles, and paper. Nowadays, there are some beauty products that are using hemp and people are wondering if it is safe to use and if it is even illegal.
Well, Kentucky Hempters, will tell us everything that we need to know about hemp:
There are many different varieties of the cannabis plant. Hemp — also called industrial hemp — refers to the non-psychoactive (less than 1% THC) varieties of Cannabis sativa L. Both hemp and marijuana come from the same cannabis species, but are genetically distinct and are further distinguished by use, chemical makeup, and cultivation methods.
What Can Hemp Do?
Hemp can be grown as a renewable source for raw materials that can be incorporated into thousands of products. Its seeds and flowers are used in health foods, organic body care, and other nutraceuticals. See full post here…
With the use of hemp dating back 8,000 BC, I can therefore conclude that hemp is safe and legal to use.
Hemp and The Energy Industry
With the popularity of hemp today, other industries are seeing this as a threat. For people who don't know, hemp is known as a resilient plant. It has the ability to phytoremediation, which is known as a process of plant leaches pollutants from its soil. This will the accumulate them ands eventually metabolize them.
Phyroremediation can perfectly on contaminated sites with arsenic, uranium, and heavy metals. This can help clean up the West Virginia fields, which unfortunately have contaminated by gas and coal extraction.
In this article by Daniel Matthews, he talks about how hemp can affect the energy industry:
The state is taking advantage of the Federal Farm Bill, which Obama signed in 2014. The bill allows states to cultivate hemp for research and pilot programs. 23 other states have already begun growing hemp in the last two years.
"There are a lot of contaminated brownfields throughout West Virginia that people find too expensive to cleanup," said Agri Carb's CEO, Don Smith II. "We can be a complement to the state's coal and gas industries by using a hemp cash crop to revitalize spoiled lands. This research should interest every post-industrial community in West Virginia to invest (with grants) and monetize what is now considered worthless."
The idea here is not just to clean up the fields with hemp, but to use the plants for products that will bring in cash. Hemp has a wide variety of uses, including textiles, fuel, paper, food, plastics, and construction materials. See full post here..
Are Hemp And Cannabis The Same
It can be challenging to see the difference of hemp and cannabis, and I can't blame you for that. This may be because both of them comes from just one plant. There are different factors that can affect as to when to call this plant a cannabis or a hemp. A lot of people are interchanging these two terms, which makes them very confusing. What people don't know is that they have a separate and different connotations.
In this article by Matt Price, he talks about the difference between these two. Continue reading below to understand hemp and cannabis:
Differentiating Between Hemp and Cannabis
Unfortunately, prohibition has spurred a lack of education surrounding the cannabis plant. This has led to countless rumors about what makes hemp different from cannabis. Everything from "hemp plants are male and cannabis plants are female" to "cannabis is a drug and the other is not" are incorrectly being preached as common knowledge to unknowing bystanders. So, how are these terms supposed to be used? Let's find out.
According to a 1976 study published by the International Association of Plant Taxonomy concluded "both hemp varieties and marijuana varieties are of the same genus, Cannabis, and the same species, Cannabis Sativa. Further, there are countless varieties that fall into further classifications within the species Cannabis Sativa." See full post here..
So now that you have read everything about hemp and cannabis, you surely won't be able to interchange the two of them.
Are The Natural Powers Of Cannabis Being Acknowledged
Cannabis has been the subject of ridicule for decades by the government, religious beliefs, and many propaganda. But as the world evolves, so is the inhabitants in it. Today, more and more people are being open minded as to what Cannabis can do to our bodies. The many powerful health benefits of Cannabis is now accepted by the majority. In this article by L.J Devon, he talks about the natural powers of marijuana and how they are being acknowledged by many.
As cannabis knowledge spreads, hemp, marijuana and CBDs are finally getting the recognition they deserve as powerful vessels of healing. The most popularly bred component of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), can be used for recreational purposes, to reduce pain, relieve stress and excite pleasure in the mind. There are other non-psychoactive components of cannabis that can be extracted and used for medicinal purposes too. Read full post here…
With the many health benefits that Cannabis has, I won't be surprised if it dominates the medical industry.
Industrial Hemp As A Sustainable Material
The most outstanding characteristics of this natural fiber are its thermal properties, since it has a conductivity of 0.041 W / m * k, acoustic, with the absorption of 0.7 and bioclimatic, since its damping causes the external temperatures, when crossing the material, soften. A piece of information for you to get an idea of the high energy saving can reduce heating consumption by up to 40 %.
It is a 100% recyclable material. Even after the demolition of a building, it can be ground and reused for the production of fiber blocks or insulating mortars.
During its production, it does not need to be purified or the use of chemical fertilizers, since it does not contain proteins (due to the absence of nutrients in its stem). It retains CO2 throughout its useful life cycle, thereby achieving buildings with neutral or negative CO2 emission values. It contributes to reducing environmental pollution, a significant factor; given that 40% of CO2 emissions are attributed to the atmosphere in the construction sector.
Bio Hemp Oil 250 Ml / 500 ML
Product Description
The hemp oil BIO 250 ml or 500 ml of Naturgreen is obtained from the first cold pressing of the hemp seed farming. It is a product to consume raw, providing a great flavor to the dressings, and it does not contain gluten.
Properties Of Hemp Oil Bio 250 Ml / 500 Ml Of Naturgreen
Hemp oil comes from hemp seed (cannabis sativa). It is one of the oils with the lowest level of saturated fats, becoming a nutritional supplement with high nutritional quality.The flavor of hemp oil is similar to nuts like walnut, being very pleasant and intense. It is a very digestive oil due to the presence of oleic acid, which also helps maintain a balance of body weight.
Among other properties, hemp oil has anti-inflammatory qualities and does not increase cholesterol. Also, it can help maintain good cardiovascular health. It is one of the oils most used for its composition from fatty acids such as omega 3 and omega 6.
Properties In Its Constructive Application
In this series of technical reports on natural insulators, we will introduce concepts related to the thermal behavior of the different isolations. With it, we can know the capacity of the material to let out the internal heat. The higher the thermal conductivity, the more heat we will lose. For example, the known rock wool insulation has a thermal conductivity very similar to that of hemp, precisely between 0.034 and 0.041 W / m * K.
The acoustic absorption capacity of hemp is very high (0.7 out of 1), thanks to its density and porosity. What is achieved by absorption is to transform a large part of the sound energy that passes through it? If it reflected, the sound would stay in the
Stay, as it happens with thermal insulating materials of closed pore synthesis, such as expanded or extruded polystyrene, or polyurethane, being its acoustic result inferior, due to the null acoustic absorption of these materials.
The sound energy penetrates the article only to a certain depth, from which it would not be necessary to provide further thickness, but if the thickness is not adequate, absorption possibilities will be lost. Depending on the use of the space we can estimate the sound that will be produced in it, so we will choose the thickness of the hemp material to achieve the desired acoustic absorption.
Commercial Materials Based On Hemp Fibers
From the hemp fibers, numerous and varied products destined to the construction are obtained. The most common outcome is hemp blankets, from which we can find a large number of companies both distributors and producers of their material. But there are also other hemp-based building materials such as lime and hemp insulating mortars, bulk hemp wool or rigid insulating boards among others. For the description of the latter, we have based ourselves on the products of the Cannabric Company. Here you have a story about them, and for more information, you can consult their catalog.


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Can methotrexate make you nauseous all week long?
Posted 20 Nov 2013 by • 7 answers
Lately I have been nauseous during the day and my intestines feel tender. My rheumatologist said I should only have acid reflux or nausea the day I take it but this is not my case.
My son was recently prescribed methotrexate by his rheumatologist.
Posted 18 Jul 2018 by • 1 answer
My son was recently prescribed methotrexate by his rheumatologist. He is a type 1 diabetic and cannot take prednisone. His diagnosis is Stage 2 Sarcoidosis. Based on the reviews I've read on the methotrexate I'm concerned about the side effects of the medication. Would Remicade be a ...
Can people with liver disease take Cymbalta?
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I have varices caused by NAFLD. The drug description that comes with Cymbalta warns those with liver disease against taking it . My Rheumatologist wants me to take it for fibromyalgia and anxiety.
My doctor wanted to cut my dose of Celebrex. Why 3 days later am I back in pain?
Posted 20 Jan 2018 by • 1 answer
I was taking 2 doses per day of 200mg Celebrex for Non-radioactive Axial spondyloarthritis. I was on it for 2 months and was really feeling good. At my last visit on Tuesday, my rheumatologist said, let's cut the dose and try one a day. I did and 3 days later I'm in terrible pain. Any ...
Sjogren's Syndrome - Hi odd question about fruit... I've had trouble swallowing fruit as sour?
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... sensation is painful! currently waiting to get into see rheumatologist to verify SS. But .7 on one antibody 1.5 on other. Positive ANA and one anti-smith positive -but most symptoms I've had most of my life(50+) Should I mention sour issue? I had tonsils and adenoids removed and it ...
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So back in October of 2015 (when I was 18) I was but on cymbalta for depression and fibromyalgia by my rheumatologist. The first two weeks I was put on 30 mg which I was fine on it. Then he wanted to bump me up to a 60mg. This made me extremely hot. And I'm not just talking about over heating ...
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I'm going to Congress to make sure things get done in this district and across Florida - and one of the most critical items on my list is working to fix our infrastructure.
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If you are will walk through Utah State University's Day on the Quad—or you know somebody who is—make sure you watch for these faces from the CPD on September 1. They'll be there from 10:30 to 2:30.
Information specialist Kelly Smith and volunteer coordinator Jeff Sheen will be handing out information about our volunteer program, our undergraduate research program and the Interdisciplinary Awareness and Service Learning Class. All three of these programs have something in common: they're looking for committed, good students. For more information, visit Kelly and Jeff on the Quad—and visit this website.
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Dolores Cannon is a popular author, well known for The Convoluted Universe Books 1 to 4.
Through hypnosis and the awareness of reincarnation, her latest book, The Search For Hidden Sacred Knowledge, recounts the past lives in which people held sacred knowledge.
She talks about how much of this knowledge and wisdom was lost through time due to disasters and destruction, and that many were killed for it in the past because those in power were often afraid of anything they did not understand.
Now, she writes, is the time for this knowledge to return to anyone who is ready to receive and understand it.
Some of the topics in this book include bringing back ancient healing, crystal skulls, colour and sound, orbs of information, Atlantis, Lemuria and Pompeii.
Shortly after finishing this book Dolores Cannon passed over in October last year. Thank you Dolores for the eighteen books you have written that have inspired so many.


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Kids, Cousins, Grandparents - bring it on I say:)!
Last week I focused on "the dogs" so this week let's bring the whole family in. Large groups are so dynamic - not just because of the volume of bodies in the shot but the personalities and desires for the shoot. Thanksgiving and Christmas do tend to bring together most families so when Allison inquired if I were available the day after Thanksgiving to shoot her extended family I jumped at it. Other than some left over tripdephane I was ready to go. Her brother and his family were in from the mid west and her parents from the South Shore. And in case you don't remember it's been freezing in New England since that weekend. The whole family was game for going outside (jackets on during down time and off for the pics) and utilizing this amazing boulder in the backyard. And as an added extra, Duggan (the lovely GSP), should be a dog model. As long as he was with his family he did anything I asked. Once back inside and the kids and Duggan geared up for more fun and silliness in the warmth. Great day of shooting with them!
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- The region is known for its expertise in animation, simulation, gaming, e-learning and graphic design
- World's first Smart Showcase Community (2010)
- City of Miramichi has established a technology accelerator to support IT companies
- ICT sector is comprised of 10 businesses employing 1,025
- New Brunswick Community College provides ongoing training and produces 300-400 work-ready people per year — students have worked with Lego Group, EA and Disney Corp.
- Local National Research Council (NRC) office
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Paulie's NOLA Blues & Jazz Festival
September 27, 2008
224 1/2 Chandler Street,Worcester, MA
A kid-friendly, pet-friendly day of music and food. The site says they'll have "New Orleans Cajun & Creole Food, Cafe Du Monde Chicory Coffee & beignets, Harpoon Brewery & Abita Refreshments & LIVE New Orleans Blues & Jazz Music"
I haven't been out to this one personally but it sounds like fun. Maybe I'll make it out there on Saturday.
Craftmania: A Family Fun Day
Worcester Center for Crafts
Contact for more information:
Kate Rafey, Coordinator of Youth Services @ Worcester Center for Crafts
Saturday Oct 11, 2008
at 10:00 AM
Worcester Center for Crafts
25 Sagamore Road
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FREE studio-wide, hands-on, crafts event for families with children of all ages. Families will be allowed to travel from studio to studio and experience different media by creating artwork. You even get to keep what you make.
Kids will get what they are calling a "passport" to document their travels. "Travelers" who complete 3 activities will get a balloon!
Sample "Craft & Carry" activities include:
Mask making, clay animals, photograms, and metal bookmarks.
There will also be demonstrations, entertainment, refreshments and a raffle for a free class at the Craft Center.
Worcester Center for Crafts web site for more information.
Blackstone Canalfest
Postponed from Saturday, September 5 to Saturday, November 1
11am – 6pm
Harding Street between Temple and Winter Streets
Admission is FREE
This is the 3rd annual Canalfest, celebrating the historic canal district in Worcester. The festival features food vendors, crafts, street performers, kids activities and hore-drawn wagon rides through the area. They've got some great music lined up as well including the New England Gospel Choir, Jason James and the Bay State Houserockers, Manolo Mairena and Curubande, and the New England Soul Revue.
Blackstone Canalfest web site for more information.
Higgins Armory Museum
Live Arms and Armor Presentation
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Higgins Armory Museum
100 Barber Avenue
Worcester, MA 01606-2444
Free with museum Admission
We've gone to these demonstrations. They are very informative and a lot of fun. This is not an ordinary "museum presentation". The presenters deliver their information with humor and lots of action making this a very fun learning experience. It's probably best for children that are at least 7 or 8 years old. Younger ones might not catch the humor and could get impatient. That's just not fun for anyone 🙁
Higgins Armory Museum web site.
Pet Rock Festival
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester.
Tickets for the event are: $12 adults, $5 kids 12 and under.
The Pet Rock Festival is an annual fund raising event, organized by Charlene Arsenault and her team, that supports animal welfare organizations in Worcester and surrounding areas. It's also an opportunity for animal lovers and these organizations to network with each other.
Pet Rock Festival web site for more information.
stART On The Street
Sunday September 21, 2008, 11am – 5pm
Park Avenue, between Highland and Pleasant Streets, Worcester, MA
Rain date: Sunday September 28, 2008
stART On The Street
The Annual stART On The Street arts festival is coming!
According to the stART site they attract "over 20,000 attendees, 250+ artists and crafters, 20+ performers, youth activities, food court and more." I've seen it myself; this is the place to be if you love art of all kinds. It's a great family event and it's FREE!
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I am taking the plunge and moving from an iPhone to an Android device. I've been waiting a long time for Android to get to the point that it was fast and responsive enough, with a big enough application warehouse, wide enough support, and a smooth enough experience, to support me. Android is maturing with a consistent, system-wide look-and-feel, almost every major service now has an Android app as the counterpart to its iOS-first experience, and has a bright future with wearables, home automation, and more.
I certainly won't be the first person to change ecosystems entirely. Several have done it before, some looking for change or claim freedom, some aiming to save money, some because someone prompted them, some think they may be conforming by going with the ever-stylish Apple. I am doing it for this reason: for me, Android is now a better platform than iOS.
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Hamilton County has seen incredible economic growth over recent years, but not all in our community have shared in this success. That's why the many Chattanooga 2.0 coalition members have been working together to help ensure we create clear and direct pathways for all of our students and residents to obtain the training, skills, confidence, and connections needed to fill the growing number of higher wage jobs already available in our community.
Now thanks to the Tennessee Reconnect Act proposed by Governor Haslam in his recent State of the State Address, we hopefully will have another state-funded resource at hand to help us prepare more of our residents for success here in Hamilton County.
Through the Governor's proposed Reconnect Act, Tennessee can become the first state in the nation to offer a community college education tuition-free to all local adults without a postsecondary degree.
That can be an immediate game-changer for our community. And it directly aligns with two of the priorities identified by Chattanooga 2.0 – to double the number of residents in our community with some form of postsecondary education or training – and to connect more Hamilton County residents with the high demand jobs in our community.
Increasing access to postsecondary education will create a better prepared and higher quality workforce. By building upon the momentum and work of the Drive to 55 — the Tennessee Promise scholarship for high school seniors — and the current Tennessee Reconnect initiatives to offer tuition-free opportunities at all Tennessee Community Colleges and Colleges of Advanced Technology, we in Hamilton County can ensure that more of our local students and residents will be ready for the jobs that will help them and our community prosper.
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Casa Building Fund Trip
Second Congregational Church supports an orphan-age called "Casa San Jose de los Huerfanos" located in Colima, Mexico. Volunteers travel to Mexico to work at the orphanage with the children and to repair the facilities.
The Casa San Jose is a 120-bed orphanage. While not all the children are orphans, they come to the Casa because their families are either too poor to care for them or because they have been abused. The children, anywhere from 2 to 18 years of age, are clothed, fed three meals a day, housed in dormitories and educated at the Casa up to grade 6; the older children then travel daily to a local high school.
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Build a Kit: As a member of Church World Service (CWS) the UCC supports a collaborative effort aimed at providing material aid in times of disaster and human strive. Through CWS UCC members have the opportunity to build kits that are shipped all over all over the world and distributed to families in need. www.ucc.org/disaster
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NIT Durgapur will be holding its Annual Technical Fest, MUKTI from Saturday, 2nd February to Tuesday, February 05, 2013. The fest aims to promote free and open source software among students. Mukti 2013 is the annual national level technical symposium on GNU Linux and free and open source software. The fest will be held within the NIT Durgapur campus.
The fest intends to expand and contribute upon the unique concept of Open Source Programming, whereby everyone can contribute to the world in general and in increasing the computer literacy and tech awareness. Also, it gives a chance to make codes available for use of users all over the world. This is a major problem in economies that cannot afford proprietary software.
List of Events at Mukti 2013 Technical Fest in Durgapur:
•Codecracker-online coding competition
•ImaGIMP-poster making competition using GIMP
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•FreePL-online premier league event
•Behind the Scenes-guess the algorithm event
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Is Alberto Salazar playing fair? We don't have any answers yet.
Former RW publisher and current NYRR chair setting a strong pace.
Some are overanalyzing the stats, reaching false conclusions.
On April 18, 2013, President Obama perfectly described the 2014 Boston Marathon.
Running with legends brings new life to old memories.
The 2013 Boston Marathon took place two weeks ago. What next?
January seems many months ago. Now it's time to go to the starting line.
The day I stop fearing the marathon is the day I'll stop running them.
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Usually I'm an idiot. But this week I listened to my body. Hallelujah!
I did a long run! I did a long run! I did a long run! Whoopee!!
Some things good—Academy Awards picks. Some not—hamstring tightness. Life goes on.
The hills are alive with pain, the flatlands a distant memory.
Another 70-mile week with much of the same, but a little bit of difference.
I managed to go from almost 0 to 70 in one week. So what does that prove?
The author hopes to celebrate a Boston Marathon anniversary in April. Too bad he's in such pitiful shape right now.
Family, friends, and fans were there as Amby Burfoot crossed the finish line for the 50th consecutive time.
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Since the paper keeps piling on the NYRR, I'll keep defending them.
This is a tough time for them, largely due to a hurricane beyond their control, or anyone else's.
I finished the Runner's World Half with my daughter. It was a thrill.
Both were pioneers of women's running who paved the way for the opportunities enjoyed by so many today.
He continues to conduct running research, in part, he says, because he hopes to find a personal path to lifetime running.
I never thought I'd find myself in Lance Armstrong's corner.
It's a local race, full of local character, little different from its first running in 1963.
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At the start of last week, Nokia announced that they will be resurrecting one of their most popular phones ever – the 3310.
(I know that what has really happened is a company called HMD Global has licensed the Nokia brand for 10 years but, for simplicity's sake, I'm going to say Nokia is making the phone).
The new 3310 takes a lot of what made it extremely popular – robust build, long battery life, ease of use, and Snakes (a very addictive and simple game) – but gives it a modern twist with a modernised design and colour screen.
By the way, if you're thinking about the Nokia 3310 as a cheap and cheerful phone for kids – don't bother. Nokia is not giving the 3310 3G support, so it won't work in Australia for long as the old 2G network is being decommissioned. But there are rumours emerging that a 3G version could be coming.
Apple doesn't typically dabble in entry-level consumer products, but the iPod shuffle and iPod nano are exceptions to that rule. They offer the core functionality of the iPod without too many bells and whistles. The iPod shuffle doesn't even have a screen!
Imagine if Apple made an iPhone nano. A simple phone that made calls and played music. No apps, just an easy-to-use interface and large buttons that make it easy for older folks to use and so parents don't have to worry about kids accessing the internet and social media all the time.
I'm not sure there's a huge market for it but I'd buy one. I don't have a landline at home but a simple iPhone on a calls-only, cheap pre-paid plan would fit the bill nicely. And, when my youngest goes to the shops he could take it with him. (He may be the only teenager who doesn't have or want a phone).
What do you think? Should Apple offer a simple iPhone? Or does their obsession with the high-end market relegate this idea to the scrap heap?
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Cllr Sam Corcoran has reported that "at the Council meeting on 17 October the Conservative Leader of Cheshire East Council 'rubbished' my claims that the Council is planning to spend millions on a replacement for the Lyme Green site. Cllr Jones had clearly forgotten that on 15 October the Cheshire East Cabinet approved plans to spend £7m on a north depot infrastructure and waste transfer station. I do agree that the Council should have a new waste transfer facility in the north of the borough. The temporary solution of using a private contractor is costing £30,000 a month. Had the Lyme Green proposals gone ahead (without cutting corners in a rush to save money) then the new facility would have opened in 2012. This proves the adage of 'more haste less speed'. It astonishes me that the Leader announced that the Lyme Green site was to be sold off before an alternative waste transfer site had been identified and without consultation with Macclesfield councillors. Of course it would have been a difficult political decision to go ahead with Lyme Green and such a decision would have upset local residents in a Conservative area. I can see why the Conservatives would have wanted to duck such a difficult political decision, but I cannot understand how they hoped to get away with spending £7m without anybody noticing. "
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It is no doubt to a certain extent true that the subject of religion cannot be
viewed in the absence of some sort of bias. Indeed religion and culture, which tend to be axiomatic, influence the thoughts and beliefs of all of us, whether or not we wish to admit it. A person from a Hindu culture, for
example, is not likely to view Islam as favorably as a person who himself is a Muslim, an Atheist is not likely to view Buddhism as favorably as one who himself is a Buddhist, etc.
In order to consider the (if one may say) validity of the religions in our world, what we need is an objective approach. The social sciences, because they are based on arguments which fall short of universality and thus reliability, exclude themselves from the realm of pure objectivity. Mathematics, however, is not only universal and objective, it is also the only ``perfect'' science of mankind. But what can math tell us about religion...?
In the medieval West the Catholic Church made the grave mistake of exerting its control over not only faith, but the sciences as well. In the 14th-16th centuries this system came apart at the seams as the works of Wyclif, Hus and Luther countered the religious doctrines of the Catholic Church, and the works of Copernicus, Galileo and Kepler served to disarm the ``scientific'' beliefs of Catholicism.
Whereas many protestant leaders of the 17th century concentrated their efforts on maintaining and preserving their newly acquired religious freedoms, two famous French mathematicians, René Descartes (1596-1650) and Blaise Pascal (1623-1662), began to examine the relationship between faith, philosophy and mathematics.
René Descartes, himself a devout Catholic, made several attempts to prove the existence of God. Not in keeping with his stature as a mathematician though, these ``proofs'' seem to have relied heavily on the ideas of medieval theologians which for the most part began with postulates which presupposed the result. The importance of Decartes' attempts at proving God's existence were that as a leading mathematician of his day, he had tried to find a link between faith and reasoning.
Blaise Pascal, as a child prodigy, astounded even Descartes with his works in geometry and also went on to be famous in many other fields of science. Together with Pierre Fermat, who was a brilliant ameteur mathematician, in a hypothetical card game.
Pascal became a Christian in 1654 and soon afterward joined the Jansenists, a neo-Augustinian movement within the Catholic Church at the time. (The Jansenists were condemned in 1653 and again in 1713 by the pope.) Pascal himself recognized that his conversion was the result of an act of faith and not of reasoning. It was no doubt his own experience then which led him away from the notion of a conclusive proof of God's existence. Drawing on his work in probability, Pascal saw a strong rational argument for Christianity in evaluating the risks incurred by unbelief. The result of his work in this area, commonly known as ``Pascal's Wager,'' is given in its most abbreviated form in chapter 23 of his work Penseés:
I should have much more fear of being mistaken, and of finding that the Christian religion is true, than of not being mistaken in believing it true.
Though this ``wager'' is quite logical and lends itself to many applications, it appears that Pascal never used it for more than a comparison of Atheism to Christianity.
But what can this wager tell us about the world's major religions? Just how can it be applied? The fundamental method in Pascal's Wager is to find the greater risks and then to avoid them by seeking to minimize all the risks present.
So the first thing we need to do is to take a look at just what risks are incurred by unbelief according to the world's various religions:
With respect to having a penalty for unbelief, Atheism dictates none. By way of example, this means that an unbeliever in Atheism, e.g., a believer in God or a supernatural power, is subject to no punishment for his or her unbelief in Atheism.
Though this religion has many forms, its doctrine of reincarnation is universal. Unbelief as such does not exist in Buddhism, but rather each human action results in either merit or demerit. The most severe punishment prescribed by Buddhism is essentially for people who led bad lives with ``wrong knowledge,'' and consists of being sent to temporary ``hells'' followed by successive reincarnations.
One of the best known features of this religion, along with Buddhism, is again, reincarnation. In mainstream Hinduism, unbelievers, or more appropriately sinners against its laws, are sent to one of seven temporary ``hells.'' Some Hindu groups, such as the followers of Madhva, maintain that the extremely sinful will be consigned to an eternal punishment in hell.
Whereas the former is agnostic with regard to punishment after death, the latter is so optimistic as not to specify any for unbelief. In general, where various groups of these two religions have a doctrine of punishment after death, they appear to be Buddhist in nature and stem from the influence of this faith.
As with liberals in other religions, liberal Jewish groups deny any form of punishment after death. Some of the conservatives and orthodox, who hold to a more literal interpretation of the Torah and Prophets, believe in eternal punishment for unbelievers.
Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity believe in an eternal hell for unbelievers. In addition, though, the Orthodox presuppose purgatory in their prayers for the dead, and the Catholics openly teach its existence. Evangelical Christians, in holding to a more literal interpretation of the Bible, deny the existence of purgatory, and believe in an eternal hell. Liberal groups, and the related, but non-Christian group called Jehovah's Witnesses, reject any form of punishment after death.
In their observance of the Qur'an, conservative Sunni and Shiite groups believe in an eternal hell. Liberal groups, among them the Ahmadis, deny the existence of an eternal hell for unbelievers.
Though the writings of their prophet dictate eternal hell as a punishment, liberal followers of this faith have allegorized this.
In order to get a better overview of the punishment doctrines of the world's major religions, we have constructed the following chart:
Religion Lives Purgatory Hell[s]
|Hinduism (Madhva)
|Judaism (conservative)
|Judaism (liberal)
|Christianity (Orth.)
|Christianity (Cath.)
|Christianity (Evan.)
|Christianity (liberal)
|Jehovah's Witnesses
|Islam (Sunni)
|Islam (Shiite)
|Islam (Ahmadi)
|Islam (liberal)
|Baha'i (conservative)
|Baha'i (liberal)
Key: mult. = multiple; ? = not defined; y = yes; n = no; 0 = none; t = temporary; e = eternal.
According to the logic of Pascal'a Wager, we can first disregard all religions in those forms which have no doctrine of hell. (For instance, a non-Atheist has nothing to fear after death if Atheism would prove to be true in the end; a non-Jehovah's Witness likewise.) Other religions which can be disregarded are those which have doctrines of reincarnation (multiple lives) and temporary hells, since these represent a far lesser risk than religions which espouse an eternal hell. We are thus left with the following religions to consider:
Hinduism (Madhva)
Judaism (conservative)
Christianity (Orthodox)
Christianity (Catholic)
Christianity (Evangelical)
Islam (Sunni)
Islam (Shiite)
Baha'i (conservative)
Of this group, Hinduism (Madhva) represents by far the least risk since it teaches reincarnation and that only extremely wicked people will be punished eternally. We disregard it also.
One thing we notice in applying Pascal's Wager to the remaining religions is that all are conservative forms of their respective faiths, and that they purport to adhere to their own scriptures. But what do the various scriptures of the remaining religions have to tell us?
The Qur'an, the holy book of Islam and also a holy book of Baha'i, states quite clearly that Jews and Christians who believe in God, the Judgment Day and do what is right, will have nothing to fear in eternity; see Qur'an 2:59(62); 5:73(69). The followers of both conservative Judaism and Christianity meet these basic requirements as put forward in the Qur'an. The Qur'an itself, however, is rejected by both of these religions. The result of Islam's inclusion of conservative Judaism and Christianity, but their exclusion of Islam, is that conservative Judaism and Christianity represent the greater risk to unbelievers. Thus, according to the logic of Pascal's Wager, we disregard Islam and Baha'i.
In looking at the Jewish scriptures, we notice that the ritual of sacrifice, so central to the most literal form of Judaism, must be performed on the site of Solomon's temple in Jerusalem (Deuteronomy 12:11-14 and II Chronicles 7:12). For over 1300 years a Muslim mosque has stood on this location, and no sacrifices can be preformed there. Thus in the strictest sense Judaism cannot even be practiced in our day, which means that not only
Since Orthodox and Catholic Christianity both maintain the doctrine of purgatory, this serves to lessen the risk of an eternal hell. They are thus disregarded according to the logic of Pascal's Wager.
As a result of this general evaluation of the world's major religions, it turns out that Evangelical Christianity represents the greatest risk to unbelievers.
But in Evangelical Christianity does the position of belief (and thus unbelief with respect to the other religions) actually minimize all of the possible risks under consideration?
Logically speaking, if there turns out to be no afterlife or eternal punishment, Evangelical Christians have no hell to fear. If it turns out that humans will be reincarnated, Evangelical Christians are moral, even according to the standards of such religions, and they would then have several more tries at doing better in later lives. If Islam or Baha'i would turn out to be true, Evangelical Christians, by virtue of their belief in God, the Judgment and their doing that which is morally right, would have nothing to fear in the afterlife. In the most literal sense of the Torah, Judaism cannot be practiced today, and thus condemns even itself. If Orthodox or Catholic Christianity would turn out to be true in the end, Evangelical Christians take the Bible literally and thus have nothing to fear from either one of them, which consider the Bible as just one of their authorities.
As shown above, Evangelical Christianity not only represents the greatest risk to unbelievers, but for its believers it also minimizes all of the risks incurred by unbelief in the rest of the world's major religions. In a generalized form Pascal's Wager would then read: ``One should fear more not to have been an Evangelical Christian and to find out that it was true, than to have been one and to find out it was not.''
Admittedly this evaluation overlooks just what these religions require to be considered a believer by them, be it their rites or dogmas, and we leave this to the inquirer. What we have done though, is to use mathematical principles in evaluating the most crucial aspect of religion — its ultimate consequences.
In the Bible, Jesus says:
If anyone wishes to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me. For whoever wishes to save his life shall lose it; and whoever loses his life for My sake and the gospel's shall save it. For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, and forfeit his soul?
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By Nikki Barnhart, originally posted on The Daily Campus
Graduating from high school was unquestionably a celebration; graduating from college seems more foreboding. Behind the formal pomp and circumstance and the accomplishment of gowns and sashes, there's a sense of unease. The "good lucks" and "congratulations" seem more cautionary as we face an archetypal damnation of aimless lounging on a pool float with darkness as our only friend. Even though the meandering twenty-something is becoming more and more accepted in today's society, and the term "adult" is merely a working definition, college graduation still implies the end of the most desirable kind of freedom.
The fact that we refer to post-graduate life as "the real world" must mean that college is some kind of in-between place, its own dimension – or at the very least, its own discrete capsule that is different from any other place on Earth. High school students spend their four years dreaming of graduation; in college, most students dream of staying forever.
Even though it's often depicted or remembered as some kind of paradise, there are plenty of unpleasant aspects of the college experience. There's confinement in administrative red tape, subpar meal plans and less than ideal living conditions. Nostalgic graduates seem to forget the extreme stress and frustration of the actual work you must do and the dehumanizing plight of being defined by a grade point average. Therefore, at least some of the glory and the romanticism for the college years is purely a heightened fantasy.
Both college and the end of it both carry a collection of cultural implications. The college years themselves are represented as a time for exploration and experimentation, and come with them that promise of "finding yourself," and of course, the sentiment of "these are the best years of your life." The term "college student" also garners a great deal of respect, even though that in reality, the college student in question very well may not have woken up until noon and is currently nursing a hangover.
My personal definition of a college student was founded in middle school, upon the story of my friend's father discovering the indie band the Postal Service by approaching a few students in a park and asking them what they were listening to those days. To me, that story planted the idea that college students were the authorities on what was cool, interesting, and relevant – because those were the qualities that they themselves were made of.
As my graduation looms closer, I am consumed with job-hunting and other pragmatic concerns, but I am also haunted by the anxiety that I did not utilize these years to their full capacity. I worry that my inherent college student coolness is slipping away. I remember the summer before I entered freshman year, where I would march around and pre-emptively declare that I was a "broke college student" with glee – to me, or rather, to my perception of the rest of the world, this signified more about my relevance factor than about my financial status.
College students are like perfect 10 albums on Pitchfork; everybody loves 'em and wants to consume and absorb them so some of their coolness rubs off on them. Now, I fear I am "Losing My Edge," like in the song by LCD Soundsystem. "The kids are coming up from behind," James Murphy chanted with dread in this anthem of anxiety. The song nails the feeling of losing your place to a younger generation and fading into the abyss of the obsolete.
I used to keep asking myself – did I "live" enough? Did I do enough? I never dyed my hair an unnatural color, I never pierced anything or got a tattoo – the hallmarks of experimentation. I worry I didn't frequent enough thrift stores; didn't wear fishnet stockings enough. And when in my life will these things ever be more acceptable? Will I still be moved by Animal Collective's first albums or will I find them to be plain cacophony? I didn't read enough Palahniuk and Kerouac; will I be able to truly relate later on in my life? In a few months, anything I write or create will not be heralded on the simple fact that it was produced by a college student; it'll just be grouped among the masses. Perhaps I should have capitalized more on this cultural fetish.
However, I've come to terms with the broader existential questions of the college odyssey.
I used to worry, was I finding myself? Like college was a scavenger hunt where I could find my soul at some cinematic party or gallery opening. But I've realized that "finding yourself" is a transitory act. Living is constant revision; it's continuous decisions on who you want to be and what you want to stand for. It isn't simply college graduation that brings someone to stagnation, but forever settling for the self they were in their early twenties.
In anticipation of no longer being eligible for my profitable student discount – for the movies, museums etc.- I've prepared the response of, "but aren't we all students of life?" As flippant – and imaginary – as this remark may be, it carries truth to it. The caseation of growth is self-imposed- the college setting makes it easier to partake in new activities and meet new people, but there is no reason that we can't continue to learn and discover afterwards.
Perhaps most importantly, we must ditch the perception that there are any set "best years" of our life – especially some that come so soon. What a depressing proposal it is that we'll only truly love a portion of our lives. Our happiness should be spread evenly.
All that being said, college is a special place – but perhaps what makes it special, at least partially, is that it's fleeting and ephemeral.
In "The Graduate," Dustin Hoffman's character is advised to seek a future in plastics. "I just want to say one word to you. Just one word. Plastics," he is told. This was in 1967 – 2015's word of the future may very well be "start—ups." There's a great future in start-ups, and they also represent the invention and reinvention we desire in our lives, in college and onwards. A start-up encompasses all things, failures and successes. It entails a process, and embeds all of its steps as part of the journey.
I think, when we think of college, we remember how it felt at first – the newness, the sense of possibility. But these are feelings that come with any new experience. And now, I'm becoming less amused by this Disneyland of late adolescence; there's a daily grind here too. The way to regain that sense of excitement and wonder is not by reliving what was, but going on to the next steps. I want to be thrust again into a new life. I want my first real job, my first apartment, new friends, a new world; there's plenty more firsts to be had. I want to feel what it's like to walk down a street I've never been down.


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DENTON, Texas -- North Texas has fired women's basketball coach Shanice Stephens after three seasons.
The Mean Green were 5-25 this season. Stephens was 25-67 overall, including a 13-39 Sun Belt Conference record.
Stephens had two years left on the five-year contract she got in 2008 when she replaced Tina Slinker, who had been the Mean Green coach for 19 seasons.
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You are not a friend. Dio thought to herself and wished she had said it to him.
Each word seemed to form into fists beating upon her chest. Looking down, she hoped there would be some trace of what was causing such a noxious sensation. There was nothing.
He was not the only one, but somehow he was the cause of all this. He was the first you see. After years of resigning herself to a life non-extraordinaire, she had to know he existed. Someone like him existed. And she met him.
She could not help but be amazed at how disasters like this start; With wine? With a smile? With a kiss? No, these things start with a handshake; a "Hello", "Hi", and "It's lovely to meet you."
Dio shook her head. The fact is, this one started with a wish that she mistook for hope.
He didn't offer it, but it just found Dio the same time they met. She thought it was from him. She didn't ask for it. Not that soon. But she did hope, for him. The truth was that she wished for him.
Not anymore. Not now that she knew what he was capable. Not now that she realized what she was capable of; that she made him realize she was capable of this.
Dio realized she spent the night with a man she could not love. Not anymore. Add to that the painful truth that he made so clear; he could not be her friend either.
Come to think of it, I don't think I ever loved him, she thought. "How can you love someone you don't know?" she always asked her friends who had their hearts blown away and smashed to splinters after whirlwind romances, well, stopped whirling and died down.
I never knew him; saved for his profession, his hobbies and a smidgen of things about his family. I never knew how he felt. I knew what he thought sometimes, because I had to ask. How could you love someone like that? How could you learn to love someone that way? How can you love without knowing?
Then again, how can she not? For as these thoughts came to her; images and sensations of him came with them; like specks of swirling dust made golden in a ray of light illuminating an otherwise dark room.
"What am I to you?" she had asked Jim one Spring Sunday morning. She felt playful and gay, like some perky character Kristine Chenoweth would play. They were in his flat. It was the third night she had spent with him since they met.
Dio was putting on some makeup using his living room wall mirror to check how she was doing. He was trying to put on his socks while sitting on the sofa. He mumbled something inane. She didn't understand. And as she was putting on lip gloss, he tapped his palm on the space beside him and said, "Let's cuddle."
Had she been a puppy, Dio knew how she would have looked. But she thought herself a lady and believed Jim believed so too, so she walked and sat down beside him and wrapped her arms around his neck. He put his arms around her waist. They seemed happy. Or could it have been just her?
"What am I to you?" she had asked him after a moment, and she felt his shoulders stiffen. Oblivious to what this might have meant, she pulled her legs up, swung one over and straddled him.
Facing him she wanted to gaze into his deep brown eyes but he looked away and then looked down on her thighs. Dio ended up staring on his forehead. That is not a good sign, especially from the usually stoic lawyer. She didn't mind though because she felt his hands slide underneath her dress and squeezing her thighs.
But Dio had to know."What am I to you?", she asked again
"What am I to you?", she asked again.